Use of Clover Crops and Thlasters From Council Minutes
Minutes from the council meeting on March 4 1902 note routine business. Reeve presided as treasurer’s report and road and tax issues are discussed. several bylaw readings and road purchases are carried. A Cleveland style analysis by L P Roberts on clover crops notes clover can replace some fertilizer value but not cure all soil deficiencies.
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Minstes
Ausin
Reeve
Turner
Annison
H. Law Varreyor
MacGregor
W. F. Stewart
Mrr
Gilespie
Terence
Tempest
M. Duncan
Cardl
Pointkeeper
James
Coughill
McGregor McGrgwr
H Shaw
L. P. Roberts
Cornellversity
Referendum voting eligibility rules and residency proof
The notice outlines who may vote in the referendum in Manitoba in 1902. It specifies municipal voters on the revised list with one year residency and three months before April 2, and allows in other municipalities proof of residence and citizenship. Voters must swear affirm eligibility, age, provincial residency in the prior year, and that they have not voted elsewhere in the province.
Voting misdirection and corruption warnings in old text
The passage lists prohibitions on inducements to vote and promises to vote, stating that no one should influence or be influenced for electoral gain. It references the Lieutenant Governor in Council and the Lique Act of 1900 with provisions for enforcement if certain voting fraud thresholds are met.
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Tempest Heart
Robinson
McGregor
Tempest
N. W
Marcu
Tony
Local Ads Highlight Spring Styles and Goods
The page features merchants promoting spring underwear shoes hats shirts and dresses with claims of quality and price. Holmes Co Merrick Bros and The People’s Store tout new stock silks and patterns and invite shoppers to inspect pieces before they sell out. A Chesley Enterprise note mentions P W Stanhope Esq and a farm bet related to a McCormick right hand bator.
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Holmes & Co
He Chesley Enterprise
Tottenham
Jul
W. Stanhope
McCormick
McCormick Binder Defeats Massey Harris In Rye Field Trial
In a rye field beaten by heavy rain McCormick binder outworked the Massey Harris, handling the grain more sharply and with greater capacity. Local agents A J Mercer and Wm Capner hosted observers. trial on Mr Baxter’s farm drew neighbors including Thomas Sirs Henry Sirs, McCoy Logzett Charles Easter Andrew Hogg and Wr Guest who witnessed the result and signed affidavits. The Massey Harris team admitted defeat as witnesses praised the McCormick performance.
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Massey-Harris
McCormick
A.J. Mercer
Wm. Capner
McKet
Wm. McKee
Aie
Weir
General Agence
Steel
Vester Tay
Dtaan
Massey. Harris
McCorm
Lewes
Massey
Baxter
Larris Binder
Thomas Sirs
Henry Sirs
Jnc
McCoy RI
Logzett
Chas
Easter Andrew Hogg
Prohibition Referendum Arguments Across Province
The text lists eight reasons arguing against Prohibition. It cites failure of prohibition, benefits of licensed hotels over illicit liquor sales, concerns about government overreach, enforcement impossibilities despite police and expense, a direct tax impact on all residents, harm to other trades and real estate, and the spread of discord and spying.
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North Norfolk Council
James Thai
Sec
Treas
Rotary
Municipal Comiss
Norfolk
Westbourne
Hamiota
S. Yands
Rossendale
Hister
Keeping
Beaver
Robinson Annison
McGre
F. Roseberry
Jamies
Anvison
Downton
D. McLeao
Richardson & Bishop
MacDonald & Headman
Macgregor Herald
R. Bellweed
H.harrison
J. Paterson
T. Martin
Radeli
A. McDougall
HL. Shaw
W. Robinson
A. Milligan
W. Dunbar
J. Anderson
W. A. Irving
David McCail
Tiffin
Sam Bain
Barton
F Very
Ward Hodgins
G. Harding
Henry Bennetten
W. Burtoi
Pat Cunnisham
Tarner
Rezor
Ram Aod
Sup Tigers
Ami
Merrick Bros
Oss Martin
Hoss Martin
People’s Store
Austin
Towa
Yours Truly, Epwaap Baxtes
Modern Times
The
Berliner
Eiogs
Tc Tt
Curt
Ta Jo
Mandebia
Picasso
Cirry Bri
Gong
Sncre
Setintstal
Grant
Gomale
Cate
A. Hamilton
WESI
Toronto
Montreal
Vancouver
Seattle
Boston
California
Chinapan
Dek
Horace Ciffin
MacGrego
Herson
Gen
Bailey & Sons
Ene
Desier Conynianre
Den
Marion Marion
Paton
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